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Title: Letter from Dudley G. Wooten expressing support for formation of state historical society, Letter from Dudley G. Wooten expressing support for formation of state historical society
Identifier: di_11135
Creator: Dudley Wooten
Dates: 1897-02-16
Resource: Texas State Historical Association records
Description: Letter from Dudley G. Wooten to Professor George P. Garrison, chairman of the history department at the University of Texas at Austin, indicating his support for the formation of a state historical society (page four of four).

Title: Letter from Dudley G. Wooten expressing support for formation of state historical society, Letter from Dudley G. Wooten expressing support for formation of state historical society
Identifier: di_11132
Creator: Dudley Wooten
Dates: 1897-02-16
Resource: Texas State Historical Association records
Description: Letter from Dudley G. Wooten to Professor George P. Garrison, chairman of the history department at the University of Texas at Austin, indicating his support for the formation of a state historical society (page one of four).

Title: Letter from Dudley G. Wooten expressing support for formation of state historical society, Letter from Dudley G. Wooten expressing support for formation of state historical society
Identifier: di_11134
Creator: Dudley Wooten
Dates: 1897-02-16
Resource: Texas State Historical Association records
Description: Letter from Dudley G. Wooten to Professor George P. Garrison, chairman of the history department at the University of Texas at Austin, indicating his support for the formation of a state historical society (page three of four).

Title: Letter from Dudley G. Wooten expressing support for formation of state historical society, Letter from Dudley G. Wooten expressing support for formation of state historical society
Identifier: di_11133
Creator: Dudley Wooten
Dates: 1897-02-16
Resource: Texas State Historical Association records
Description: Letter from Dudley G. Wooten to Professor George P. Garrison, chairman of the history department at the University of Texas at Austin, indicating his support for the formation of a state historical society (page two of four).